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Why do we no longer offer CBD gummies, oils and edibles?

CBD oils and gummies in France: why they are no longer available
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Unfortunately, we no longer offer CBD oil or gummies . We're sorry about that, especially regarding the oils. We received a lot of feedback from customers who found them really helpful, and that means a lot to us.

Since mid-May 2026, all CBD products intended for ingestion (oils, capsules, gummies, candies, drinks, and infusions made from flowering tops) have been subject to stricter regulations in France. France has decided to tighten the application of European regulations on "novel foods." This is not a new law or decree; it is, in fact, the end of a temporary tolerance that had been in place since 2019.

The real reason for this tightening of regulations is THC gummies. There have been cases of poisoning, particularly among people who consumed gummies without fully understanding what they were ingesting. As a result, French legislation has decided to take a tougher stance: all products intended for ingestion have been banned simultaneously .

However, the regulatory situation surrounding gummies, CBD oils, and CBD products in general can change rapidly . In the case of edibles, this is likely to be the case. Several industry players have announced legal challenges, raising the question of whether this ban is compatible with the principle of free access to CBD.

We are closely monitoring these developments and will keep you informed of any changes .

In the meantime, the rest of our CBD product catalog remains unchanged: CBD flowers , resins, and concentrates are not affected by this regulation . Their sale remains perfectly legal in France and the European Union, and our catalog continues to expand with the best selections on the market, including new ranges of USA CBD flowers and AAAA+ flowers .

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